Black Box RS-422 Bedienungsanleitung

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NOVEMBER 1993

IC107A

RS-232↔RS-422/485 Converter

(Data Only)

232

↔

422/485 CONVERTER

DATA ONLY

RX TX PWR

RS-232↔RS-422/485 Converter (Data Only)

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy

and if not installed and used properly, that is in strict accordance with the

manufacturer’s instructions, may cause interference to radio communication.

It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A

computing device in accordance with the specifications in Subpart J of

Part 15 of FCC rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection

against such interference when operated in a commercial environment.

Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause

interference, in which case the user at his own expense will be required

to take whatever measures may be required to correct the interference.

Any other trademarks mentioned in this manual are acknowledged to be the property

of the trademark owners.

Contents

Section Page

1. Specifications ................................................................................................ 4

2. Introduction.................................................................................................. 5

2.1 Typical Applications................................................................................ 5

3. Installation .................................................................................................... 7

4. Operation...................................................................................................... 9

4.1 RS-232 Circuitry....................................................................................... 9

4.2 RS-422/485 Circuitry .............................................................................. 11

Appendix: Connector Pinning ........................................................................ 12

RS-232↔RS-422/485 Converter (Data Only)

Speed — Up to 64 Kbps

Maximum Distance — 4000 feet

(1219 m)

Operation — 4-wire, full-duplex;

point-to-point or multipoint; user-

configurable DTE/DCE RS-232 port

Leads supported — RS-232 port: 1-

8, 20; RS-422/485 port: TXA, TXB,

RXA, RXB

Indicators — (3) LEDs: TX, RX,

POWER

Flow control — Transparent to flow

control

Interface — Asynchronous RS-422/485;

asynchronous RS-232

Connectors — (1) DB25 female;

(1) four-pin terminal block

Temperature — Operating: 32° to

122° F(0° to 50° C); Storage: -4° to

158° F (-20° to 70° C)

Humidity — 0 to 95% noncondensing

Mean Time

Between Failures

(MTBF) — 200,000 hours

Power — Primary: 115 VAC/60 Hz

model, @ 70 mA, or 230 VAC/50 Hz

model, @ 35 mA; Secondary: 17 volt

center tapped, 0.7 ma; Connector

pinning:

Pin Function

1 Frame ground

2 Secondary

3 Secondary

4 Signal ground

(center tap)

Size — Standalone unit: 1.8"H x

5.5"W x 8.5"D (4.6 x 14x 22 cm);

Rackmount card: 4.7"H x 7.4"W

(12 x 19 cm)

Weight — Standalone unit: 1 lb. (0.5

kg); wallmount power supply: 0.5 lb.

(0.2 kg); Rackmount card: 0.5 lb.

(0.2 kg)

1. Specifications

Chapter 2: Introduction

The RS-232↔RS-422/485 Converter

(Data Only) allows your RS-232

and RS-422/485 equipment to

communicate. It operates over

4-wire lines, in full-duplex operation.

A four-wire terminal block on the

RS-422/485 port makes installation

easy. And this interface converter is

flexible: it can work in either point-

to-point or multidrop-network

applications. The RS-232 interface

is user-selectable as either Data

Terminal Equipment (DTE) or Data

Communications Equipment (DCE)

for a wide range of applications.

The converter is available in either

standalone or rackmount card units.

2.1 Typical Applications

Figs. 2-1 and 2-2 illustrate typical

applications using the RS-232↔RS-

422/485 converter. The connections

shown are for the RS-422/485 port.

A resistor shown in the circuit

indicates that the termination

resistor has been selected via switch

S2. (Please note that although

Fig. 2-2 shows only two converters

networked together, up to 64 units

can be connected in a multipoint

network).

Both figures.show the signal

flow for the RS-232↔RS-422/485

Converter in full-duplex operation

for both point-to-point and multi-

point applications. (Direction of

signal flow is indicated by arrows).

Also shown are the locations of the

indicator LEDs.

2. Introduction

R x B

T x A

R x A

RS-232

Device

RS-422/485

Device

T x B

R x B

R x A

Terminated

RS-232 <—> RS-422/485

Interface Converter

Fig. 2-1. 4-Wire Point-to-Point Application

(Full-Duplex Operation).

RS-232↔RS-422/485 Converter (Data Only)

RS-232

↔

RS-422/485

INTERFACE CONVERTER

+- +-

DATA LOGGER BAR-CODE

READER

LATHE

Fig. 2-2. 4-Wire Multipoint Application

(Full-Duplex Operation).

Chapter 3: Installation

Here's how to install the RS-232↔

RS-422/485 converter. Refer to Fig.

3-1 for the location of components

on the unit's circuit board.

Follow these steps to configure the

converter for your application:

1. Set the unit's RS-232 port for your

application by configuring it for

either DTE or DCE operation.

For your RS-232 port to appear as

a DTE device, put the DIP-shunt

jumper (shown in Fig. 3-1) in

socket XW1B. For the RS-232

port to appear as a DCE device,

put the DIP-shunt jumper in

socket XW1A.

2. Set strap W15 to select how the

converter's RS-422/485 driver is

enabled. If you place the jumper

across W15 Pins B and C, the RS-

422/485 driver is always enabled.

If W15 is in the factory-set default

position (jumper across Pins A

and B), you can use W18 to

configure the RS-422/485 driver

to be enabled by either DTR or

RTS on the RS-232 interface.

For DTR to enable the driver,

leave W18 in the default position

(jumper across Pins A and B). For

RTS to enable the driver, place

the jumper across Pins B and C.

R17

R18

CR12

CR11

CR7

CR10

CR8

CR9

CR17

CR19

CR18

CR20

TB1

CR22

CR21

TXA TXB RXA RXB

S2 0N

UNTERM TERM

C16

DCE

XW1A

C7 C6 C8

C21 C22 C11

C14

U6 C17 VR1

C10

R32

DTE

XW1A

Q4 C9 U1 C12

A B C

W18

C1 U2

C15 U3

C23

A B C

W15

R39

U4 U8

CR3

PWR

CR5

CR4

DEFAULT

POSITION

"UNTERM"

Fig. 3-1. The RS-232↔RS-422/485 Converter's Circuit Board.

RS-232

Connector

RS-422/485.

Connector

3. Installation

DTE

XW1B

DCE

XW1A

RS-232↔RS-422/485 Converter (Data Only)

3. Some applications require the

RS-422/485 interface to be

terminated. A resistor network

provides this termination on the

converter at the RS-422/485

input receiver pins (RXA and

RXB). You set terminated or

unterminated operation through

Switch S2 (see Fig. 3-1).

When S2 is placed in the

"TERM" position, the resistor

network is connected across

the line, and the RS-422/485

interface is terminated. When

S2 is placed in the "UNTERM"

position, no connection to the

resistor network is made, and the

interface is not terminated.

4. Component W7 can be set to tie

signal ground to frame ground.

The position is left open at the

factory. If you want to connect

signal ground to frame ground,

we recommend that you solder

a 100 Ohm, 0.5 Watt resistor in

location W7. A wire jumper can

also be used; however, care must

be taken to ensure that ground-

loop currents are limited to

acceptable levels. Otherwise the

converter could sustain damage

due to voltage differences

between the RS-232 and RS-

422/485 interfaces.

After you complete these steps,

attach the cables from your RS-232

and RS-422/485 devices to the

appropriate connectors on the

converter and power up all three

devices.

You're ready to go.

Chapter 4: Operation

4.1 RS-232 Circuitry

The RS-232 side of the converter is

composed of the RS-232 drivers and

receivers, the delay circuitry, and

other circuitry necessary to operate

the RS-232 control lines.

Data traveling from the RS-232

interface to the RS-422/485 interface:

When the RS-232 port is configured

as DCE (see Fig. 4-1), data received

on RS-232 Pin 2 (TD) will be

transmitted out through TXA and

TXB on the RS-422/485 port. For

this transmission, RTS (or DTR,

depending on the position of W18)

must be asserted. In other words,

before you can send any data

through the converter from the RS-

232 side to the RS-422/485 side, one

of these conditions must be met:

Either (1) you must assert RTS/DTR

and then receive CTS true (ask for

and then be given permission to

send), or (2) the converter must be

set in the mode where the RS-

422/485 driver is always enabled

(W15 set to the B and C position).

In DTE operation (see Fig. 4-2), Pin

8 (CD) performs the same function

as RTS/DTR did for DCE; Pin 8 asks

for permission to send. Again, you

can constantly enable the RS-

422/485 driver by setting the W15

jumper in the B and C position.

4. Operation

DTR

RTS

CTS

DSR

RXA

RXB

W15

ENABLE

TXA

TXB

W18

PIN 2

PIN 20

PIN 4

PIN 5

PIN 6

PIN 3

PIN 8

Fig. 4-1 Block Diagram of Converter Functions in DCE Mode.

RS-232

side

RS-422/485

side

RS-232↔RS-422/485 Converter (Data Only)

Fig. 4-2 Block Diagram of Converter Functions in DTE Mode

RTS

DTR

RXA

RXB

W15

TXA

TXB

CTS

DSR }UNUSED

PIN 3

PIN 8

PIN 4

PIN 2

PIN 20

PIN 5

PIN 6

Data going from the RS-422/485

interface to the RS-232 interface: When

the RS-232 interface is configured as

DCE, data received on the RXA and

RXB pins of the RS-422/485 port

will be transmitted out Pin 3 (RXD)

of the RS-232 interface.

When the RS-232 interface is

configured as DTE, data received

on RXA and RXB pins of the RS-422

/485 interface will be sent out Pin 2

(TXD) of the RS-232 interface

For more on the RS-232 pinning,

see the Appendix of this manual.

RS-232

side

RS-422/485

side

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